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Fixed.

It needed the MMDVM firmware upgrading - twice, because we didn't know the crystal frequency. Followed by restart, toggling DMR Mode switch, another reboot - and then it came back to life

Oh, hang on a minute - he may not have done the "sudo pistar-update" step. Stay tuned...

I'm trying to help a friend out, who seems to have lost DMR connection following upgrade to 4.1.7. He has sent me screenshots of his config, and all looks good - identical to mine apart from the fact that he's using Phoenix F as the DMR Master and I'm using DMRGateway. But other than that, all the s...

Thanks.

I'm trying out D-Star for the first time, and trying to get my head around it all. Having to unlearn DMR first :lol: I can successfully connect my Pi-Star to reflectors and all seems good. My question is this: If I want to have a QSO with another hotspot user, do we both have to link to an agreed re...

K2IE wrote: ↑Tue Apr 06, 2021 12:20 pm This would normally be done to override a PassAllTG done in a different section of the config.

Understood - thanks.

I see this line quite often included in DMR Gateway config:

TGRewrite0=2,9,2,9,1

What is the purpose of rewriting TG9 to TG9?

I can’t test at the moment because Phoenix is under maintenance.

But I think both are active, with the last-triggered taking priority. I guess that is good enough.

I don't think so. From http://www.dmr-uk.net/index.php/layout/ TG4000 Unlink/Disconnect – This facility is not implemented on the Phoenix IPSC2 servers. Instead any user activated TG will automatically time out after 15 mins if you don’t transmit to it. With hotspots using the Phoenix F server, the ...

I'm using DMR Master to connect to BM and Phoenix. Phoenix is Network 2, and is accessed using the 8xxxx method. On BM, I can disconnect using a private call to 4000, or I can use the BM SelfCare dashboard, or I can use the Pi-Star's BrandMeister Manager. On Phoenix, however, I seem to be locked-in ...